Half-term fun continues

Thursday, 16 February 2023 14:00

By Lee Everest @laeverest

Sharnfold Farm Shop and Café is staging a Giant Bug Hunt on its farm trail this week – and there are four days to go.

Sharnfold Farm – situated on the Hailsham Road at Stone Cross – is also putting on a bug-themed craft activity in their barn to give families extra value for money.

It’s all taking place daily until Sunday February 19. The farm trail is open daily from 9am until 4pm.

Tickets are £4.95 per person, plus a booking fee, and you will need to book a timeslot for the free 45-minutes craft activity when booking.

Tickets are limited so pre-booking is essential to avoid disappointment. Children under 2s go free.

Go to February Half Term – Giant Bug Hunt – Sharnfold Farm Tickets, Multiple Dates | Eventbrite

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